The hottest Human connection Substack posts right now

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On Bubbles and Awkward Silence

Soaring Twenties • 108 implied HN points • 25 Nov 24
🎭️ Culture Social Interaction Human connection Urban life Personal Reflection
  1. Life has a mix of exciting moments and quiet times. The exciting moments are what we remember and what connect us to deeper feelings.
  2. Even in crowded places, people can feel lonely and have awkward silences. However, these moments can lead to real conversations if we ask meaningful questions.
  3. Small, genuine conversations can leave a lasting impact. It doesn't take much to connect with someone on a deeper level, and those connections can give us hope.

Links to Consider, 10/20/2024

In My Tribe • 334 implied HN points • 20 Oct 24
🎭️ Culture Human connection Community Engagement Family Dynamics Cultural shift Technology impact
  1. It's important to connect with nature, family, and community for a happy life. These connections help us feel more fulfilled and supported.
  2. Privatizing bank regulation could lead to fewer financial crises. A monitoring group could help keep banks in check without relying on federal agencies.
  3. Cultural changes have made raising kids more difficult over time. As society shifts, fewer families having many children reduces support for larger families.
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Playing pretend

Erifili • 159 implied HN points • 30 Jan 24
🎭️ Culture Human connection Social media Psychology Generational Dynamics
  1. There is a rise in 'TikTok psychology' that promotes disingenuity and calculated behavior for human connections, especially among Gen Z.
  2. Being genuine and open in human connections leads to more fulfilling and rewarding experiences, contrary to what is often portrayed in quick psychology tips on social media.
  3. Embracing openness and authenticity in communication saves time and energy, fostering real connections and personal growth.

The Court, The Retweat, and The Bear: Giving AF is the Common Thread

The Chancery Daily • 379 implied HN points • 31 Jul 23
🎭️ Culture TV shows Life reflections Work ethic Artistic expression Human connection
  1. The common thread in the post is the importance of giving a fuck about the work you do and the people around you.
  2. The show "The Bear" exemplifies the idea of moving purposefully and fixing things, rather than moving fast and breaking things.
  3. The story shared reflects on personal mortality consciousness, a deep work ethic, and the value of caring deeply about work and people.

Be open to your own creativity

Technology, Environment, and Art • 59 implied HN points • 02 Jan 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Creativity Self-Expression Human connection Philosophy Consumerism
  1. Be open to your own creativity and avoid large online sharing platforms to nurture your expression.
  2. Big online platforms aim to profit and can potentially hinder rather than support your creative output.
  3. Limit the use of soulless big tech platforms, be true to yourself, explore offline sharing, and nurture your creativity away from large corporations.

#113 Is anyone there?

Design Lobster • 239 implied HN points • 11 Jul 22
🎨 Art & Illustration Design AI Human connection Creativity Urbanism
  1. Sophisticated AI tools are changing how art and design are created, sparking debates on the nature of creativity and artistry.
  2. Design that connects with its context can reveal surprising and special elements, adding depth and meaning to the work.
  3. The core of design always revolves around people, emphasizing the importance of designing with empathy and understanding the human element.

Illustration without illustrators

On Looking • 199 implied HN points • 24 Jun 22
🎨 Art & Illustration AI Semiotics Style Human connection
  1. Consider changing clients if you fear being replaced by AI, instead of worrying about AI overtaking your profession.
  2. Illustration involves more than just translating text into images; it's about creating a unique relation and dynamic between the two.
  3. AI and art are not natural forces in conflict but human creations that require understanding and responsibility. AI's ability to replicate styles does not diminish the importance of individuality and style in art.

Making Sense Together One Last Time

The Bigger Picture • 119 implied HN points • 18 Aug 22
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Sensemaking Online course Human connection Teaching Community
  1. The connections we build with others are more important than understanding how things connect. Deepening these connections leads to collective insight and understanding.
  2. Improving sensemaking involves inquiry together, bringing our whole selves to conversations, and drawing on collective intelligence. It's about listening deeply and collaborating for new ideas and solutions.
  3. Sensemaking 101 offers a transformative process with world-class teachers, group interactions, and practical exercises. It aims to empower individuals to navigate a complex world collectively.

The secret anti-influencers of Instagram

escape the algorithm • 99 implied HN points • 11 May 21
🎭️ Culture Social media Human connection Curiosity Self-Expression Online Platforms
  1. Low-Stakes Sleuth is a fun game where friends observe strangers online, showing the strange, human aspects of people's lives.
  2. Anti-influencers on Instagram, like the_looker and the_collector, defy the platform's norms by creating unique content without seeking followers or revenue.
  3. The allure of anti-influencers lies in their mystery and the defiance of typical social media expectations, prompting curiosity and contemplation about human connection and expression online.

Connect With Loved Ones

Are You Okay? • 19 implied HN points • 25 Oct 22
🏥 Health & Wellness Human connection Mental health Podcasts Emotional Well-being Relationships
  1. Connect with loved ones for good health: In-person human connection is important for emotional, physical, and mental well-being.
  2. Spend time with friends and family: Being together in the same physical space can strengthen relationships and create a sense of renewal.
  3. Shared vulnerability strengthens relationships: Opening up, being genuine, and accepting ourselves can foster deeper emotional connections with others.

Are You Encouraging or Cutting Others Down?

Spilled Coffee • 0 implied HN points • 08 Mar 23
🎭️ Culture Social media Human connection Encouragement Criticism Kindness
  1. In a world centered around social media validation, we often forget about real-life connections and kindness.
  2. Instead of criticizing and cutting others down, we should encourage and support them in their pursuits.
  3. We all need to improve how we treat others, offering help, insight, and kindness to create a more supportive community.